Abstract—The new era of technologies around the globe continues transforming the process of innovation particularly in the province of Romblon where the community is being active and updated about the trends of technology, however, due to the limited bandwidth signal of internet connection, their telecommunications are affected especially during this new normal where the Business Transactions, Learning Management System, and other Essential Services are done through online. The purpose of this study is to propose an IT business project especially a technology hub that will cater to and satisfy the needs of the community on the Island. The impact of this study is simply for connecting and moving people into the fastest and easiest way of communication using social media and other online platforms. The proposed Technology hub is composed of four areas, the Internet Café, Printing Press, Research Learning Area, and Photo Studio. This is very beneficial to the people in the community especially to the students that needs IT services. This study aims to help the people, the Local Government Unit, and the University to make their goals put into reality. This study will truly change and innovate the lives of the people even for the progress of the economy, culture, and lifestyle of the place. This study is also recommended for the implementation of Techno hub within the island since this could give an opportunity to give new jobs, especially for the IT professions. This is very responsive to the needs of the society in terms of socialization, communication, and education.
Index Terms—Internet café, photo studio, printing press, technology hub.
The authors are with University of the Cordilleras, Philippines (e-mail: virgil_penuela@yahoo.com, 09302050542layson@gmail.com).
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Cite: Nathanstee Q. Anayan and Virgil L. Penuela, "Propose System Architecture Technology Hub for the New Normal in Sibuyan Island, Romblon (PSATH)," International Journal of Future Computer and Communication vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 53-58, 2021.
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